Music: A Monthly Magazine, Devoted to the Art, Science, Technic and Literature of Music, Volume 15W. S. B. Mathews, 1899 - Music |
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... entirely cut off from sense perception ( as has hap- pened in two or three cases in history ) might still have a freely acting , living mind of a high order , a postulate of this kind has absolutely no ground whatever to go upon . In so ...
... entirely cut off from sense perception ( as has hap- pened in two or three cases in history ) might still have a freely acting , living mind of a high order , a postulate of this kind has absolutely no ground whatever to go upon . In so ...
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... entirely inexpressive , beginning and ending with the same volume under all circumstances . Nevertheless , from the time the organ came into general use in the great musical cen- ters of the church , viz . , at Canterbury Cathedral , in ...
... entirely inexpressive , beginning and ending with the same volume under all circumstances . Nevertheless , from the time the organ came into general use in the great musical cen- ters of the church , viz . , at Canterbury Cathedral , in ...
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... entirely improvised , or at least unwritten , and as the art was passed along from father to son and thus gained the advantage of heredity , it is altogether likely and indeed quite certain that freedom of melo- dy and in all ...
... entirely improvised , or at least unwritten , and as the art was passed along from father to son and thus gained the advantage of heredity , it is altogether likely and indeed quite certain that freedom of melo- dy and in all ...
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... thirds are imperfect consonances ; he says that previous writers have regarded them as dissonances , but if anybody will listen to them when they 1 are sung he will find that they sound entirely well THE EVOLUTION OF MUSIC .
... thirds are imperfect consonances ; he says that previous writers have regarded them as dissonances , but if anybody will listen to them when they 1 are sung he will find that they sound entirely well THE EVOLUTION OF MUSIC .
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... entirely well and that they are also entirely easy intervals for the well - trained voice to sing . Here we come upon the testimony of the natural man and especially of the natural Englishman , with an ear for melody and a sense of ...
... entirely well and that they are also entirely easy intervals for the well - trained voice to sing . Here we come upon the testimony of the natural man and especially of the natural Englishman , with an ear for melody and a sense of ...
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